What happens if our celebrant is sick or unavailable on the day?
If your celebrant is sick or unexpectedly unavailable on your wedding day, don’t worry—there are clear protocols in place, and
If your celebrant is sick or unexpectedly unavailable on your wedding day, don’t worry—there are clear protocols in place, and
Yes—you can get married in Australia if you’ve been previously married, as long as that marriage has legally ended through
If either of you doesn’t speak or understand English well enough to follow the ceremony and say the legal vows,
Yes—same-sex marriages are fully legal and recognised in Australia. Marriage equality became law on 9 December 2017, following overwhelming public
If you need to reschedule your wedding, it's usually no problem—your celebrant can update the date and time as long
Yes—you can absolutely have a celebration in Australia after getting legally married overseas. However, if you’re already legally married in
You can have a secret wedding—but not a surprise wedding where one partner doesn’t know it’s happening. In Australia, both
No—your name does not change automatically after marriage in Australia. If you choose to take your partner’s surname (or a
Not unless they are a registered marriage celebrant in Australia. In Australia, only an authorised celebrant—registered under the Marriage Act